It’s important for a strong immune system and for a long life to have healthy digestion.

If you experience any of the symptoms, do you recognize them?

We often don’t pay attention to them or don’t see them as such.

It is easier to think that it is just some irritation that will go away.

Sometimes it will and sometimes it won’t, and so many of us go to see dermatologists for years.

‘We are what we eat is a good saying that comes to mind.

A healthy diet is incomplete without the right amount of ancient spices.

The five top herbs and spices have been in food for hundreds of years.

1. Coriander seeds

Coriander is great for dealing with occasional heartburn and it has the most cooling effect of herbs and spices.

It helps to get rid of gases and is great for soothing stomach upset.

Even if most spices don’t agree with your stomach, coriander will still work.

Coriander seeds can be added to a glass of hot water and used as a natural remedy for a variety of illnesses.

If you add Coriander to your foods daily you will be protected from allergies.

 2. Fennel

Thanks to its anti-inflammatory properties, fennel helps to calm indigestion.

It works great for your skin.

In India, it is traditionally served after a meal to refresh breath, reduce acid in the stomach and balance out the stomach.

If you want to improve your gut health, chew fennel after a meal.

It can be added to tea to help with the baby’s gas pains.

3. Cardamom

Enhancing the flavor of plain-tasting foods is possible with the use of a substance called conjugate.

When mixed with tea and coffee cardamom acts as a natural remedy for stress and anxiety because it counteracts the stimulating effect of caffeine.

Lower stomach acid and restoring bowel function are what it is known for.

If you add cardamom to your meals, you will be able to reduce gas in the stomach and small intestines.

Chewing it after your meal is the best way to refresh your breath.

Sweet treats with a hint of cardamom flavor are extraordinary.

4. Ginger

As a good treatment for cough and cold, ginger has excellent immunity-boosting properties.

Many add it to hot drinks during the winter.

High blood sugar levels can be brought down by ginger.

The cooling and heating effects of ginger are due to its sweet taste and strong smell.

If you rarely feel hungry, it can help you with nausea and motion sickness.

If you don’t have that problem, you can mix 10-20 g of hot water with some lemon and honey to get rid of toxins and enhance digestion.

5. Cumin seeds

Cumin is a spice that most people don’t use much. 

A small number of cumin seeds a day 15 minutes before you eat will help protect your health for three months.

Adding a healthy diet to it will speed up the weight loss process.

Because of its strong taste, it is best to combine it with some of the other spices.

It is a good tonic for cleansing the colon of parasites and toxins.

There are many good ways to use health-promoting herbs and spices.

They can be roasted on the stove, added to meals, smoothies, teas, and cookies, and even chewed raw.

Whatever works best for you, there are so many other options.

Without leaving your house, you will reinforce your immune system and stomach health.